Allowed
- Household junk
- Furniture
- Wood
- Drywall
- Flooring
- Cabinets
- Trim
- Non-hazardous remodel debris
Materials Guide
Know what can go in the dumpster before loading.
Most household junk and remodel debris is fine. Heavy, restricted, or hazardous items need a quick check first.
Simple Policy
When in doubt, ask first.
Allowed materials can go in normally. Dense or special materials should be approved first. Hazardous and prohibited materials cannot be loaded.
What Can Go In
Allowed, call-first, and not-allowed materials.
Use these lists as a starting point. If something seems heavy, messy, or unusual, ask before loading.
Call First
- Concrete
- Brick
- Dirt
- Shingles
- Mattresses
- Appliances
- Large glass
- Insulation
- Treated wood
Not Allowed
- Paint
- Chemicals
- Gasoline
- Oils
- Antifreeze
- Batteries
- Electronics
- Fluorescent bulbs
- Propane tanks
- Asbestos
- Medical waste
- Hazardous waste
Important prohibited-item warning
Paint, chemicals, fuels, oils, batteries, electronics, propane tanks, asbestos, medical waste, and other hazardous materials cannot go in the dumpster. If you are unsure, contact us before loading it.
Debris Check
Not sure if something can go in? Text a photo before loading.
A quick picture is often enough for us to flag heavy, restricted, or questionable materials before they create pickup issues.
Questions Before Loading?
Have unusual debris? Ask before loading.
A quick materials check can help avoid pickup problems or added fees.